During a visit to Milton, Arthur Paul Tamulevicz visited Hall's Hardware and attempted to make a purchase with a ten-dollar bill but the cashier discovered it was counterfeit. Tamulevicz said he went…
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United Way announces winner of home repair contest
Over 450 votes were counted in the Majors Helps Home Improvement contest, but one family clearly stood out. The “Self-Sacrificing” family, also known as Carolyn Butler and Debbie Lewis, Milton, were …
Zipping along
Zipline adventure day at Adventure’s Unlimited; higher than the trees.
SRSO: DUI car chase
Deputies said lights and sirens were activated throughout a 12.4 mile high speed chase that ensued Wednesday, when a DUI suspect entered Santa Rosa County from Escambia County line, said Santa Rosa C…
Military appreciated with massive picnic
, NAS Whiting Field hosted Military Appreciation Day with grilled hamburgers , the band Crosstown performing, and activities and jumping castles for the kids. Paul Kim, crime prevention coordinator w…
SRSO: fugitive charged with meth production
According to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, deputies arrested Latarrence Jerome Graham, 31 of Pensacola for the possession and production of the controlled substance methamphetamine Tuesday.…
SRSO: Man found in home, charged with sexual assault
A Missouri man was arrested Friday after being found in a home in Navarre which he was not invited and sexual assault on a person 16 or 17 years old. A complaint was made about Brandon Scott Larison,…
BOLO: Emerald Sands meth lab person of interest
Wednesday morning deputies responded to the Emerald Sands Inn on Hwy 90 regarding a fire. Subsequent investigation led Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office to believe the fire was caused by an active meth lab…
Newly appointed Milton City Councilman
Brian Kea, graduate of Pace High School, with two years at Pensacola State College will fill the council seat of the recently departed Clayton White. Kea has staying power as he's spent 15 years with…
Reading comes to life at Hobbs Middle School
Students of Hobbs Middle School have been reading a chapter at the end of every school period from Gordan Korman's "Schooled" according to Jackie Wiscaver, teacher at Hobbs. The book, according to Wi…